David De Gea’s All Time Premier League Stats

Here are David De Gea’s all-time stats in the Premier League

David De Gea is one of the biggest reasons that Manchester Untied didn’t get into the relegation zone as they are no more the same team they used to be a few years back. They are officially out of the top four after suffering a brutal 0-4 defeat to Brighton.

This article will tell you about David De Gea’s all-time stats in the Premier League.

All-Time Stats

Goalkeeping

• Saves – 1054
• Penalties Saved – 4
• Punches – 122
• High Claims – 195
• Catches – 114
• Sweeper Clearances – 100
• Throw Outs – 1421
• Goal Kicks – 2195

Defence

• Clean Sheets – 130
• Goals Conceded – 402
• Errors leading to goals – 15
• Own Goals – 1

Discipline

• Yellow Cards – 6
• Red Cards – 0
• Fouls – 1

Team Play

• Goals – 0
• Assists – 0
• Passes – 8261
• Passes Per Match – 21.97
• Accurate Long Balls – 2139

Individual

• Appearances – 376
• Clean Sheets – 130
• Wins – 202
• Loses – 81

David De Gea and Cristiano Ronaldo are literally carrying United this season. Ronaldo is the top goalscorer for the club and the third highest goalscorer in the Premier League this season.

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If it weren’t De Gea blocking all those powerful shots and Ronaldo scoring at the front, the Red Devils would have been struggling to qualify for even the UEFA Europa League. Not that they were the only two who assisted the team but the other players also needs to give their best.

#	Club	P	W	D	L	F	A	GD	Points
1	Manchester United	1,151	703	257	191	2,185	1,065	1,120	2,366
2	Arsenal FC	1,149	618	284	247	2,012	1,142	870	2,138
3	Chelsea FC	1,149	616	283	250	1,967	1,123	844	2,131
4	Liverpool FC	1,149	606	282	261	2,014	1,144	870	2,100
5	Tottenham Hotspur	1,149	499	281	369	1,736	1,438	298	1,778
6	Manchester City	959	471	209	279	1,648	1,063	585	1,622
7	Everton FC	1,148	417	319	412	1,485	1,471	14	1,570
8	Newcastle United	1,032	380	264	388	1,373	1,416	-43	1,404
9	Aston Villa	1,034	354	294	386	1,260	1,346	-86	1,356
10	West Ham United	994	335	252	407	1,232	1,424	-192	1,257
11	Southampton FC	884	274	241	369	1,076	1,276	-200	1,063
12	Blackburn Rovers	696	262	184	250	927	907	20	970
13	Leeds United	541	215	140	186	742	701	41	785
14	Leicester City	608	206	159	243	807	865	-58	777
15	Middlesbrough FC	574	165	169	240	648	794	-146	664
16	Fulham FC	570	162	154	254	631	831	-200	640
17	Sunderland AFC	608	153	159	296	612	904	-292	618
18	Bolton Wanderers	494	149	128	217	575	745	-170	575
19	Crystal Palace	499	144	128	227	543	722	-179	560
20	West Bromwich Albion	494	117	139	238	510	772	-262	490

This could be Manchester United’s worst season ever in their own history. They are currently sitting on 6th position and are eligible to play in the UEL next season.

According to the sources, United players will get a 25% wage cut as they failed to qualify for the 2022/23 UEFA Champions League. Ronaldo will eventually be paid 288K euros weekly.